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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
CARICATURiST MAST
CONFESS Es HInsELF AN ARDENT
SUPPORTER OF CLEVELAND,
And Anxious for His Reconciliation
and Rs-electiOn-He Thinks nj
the Most Popular of Men.

The Atlanta Constitution inter
viewed Mr.. Mast the other day while
on bis way through that city to
Florida. II presume" intimated
the reporter, "that you are reserving
your powers for the next Presi-
dental canvass2"
We'll, to certain extent, yes.
Talking about that reminds me that
| have just come from Washington
City. While there | had the pleas
ure of seeing President Cleveland. I
spent half an hour with him very
pleasantly. He is a genial, honest,
VIII ole souled man. | like him, and
everybody likes him. The rumor
about his dangerous state of health
is all nonsense, He was never better
in his lite than he is now. His
health seems to be perfect. The re-
port about his precarious condition
was set ahoat by some designing
politician for effect. But it is ground.
less, and will not be believed"
DO you believe Cleveland will
be nominated, aud if nominated
elected?"
Eyes, | am reasonably certain of
it. 1t would be the greatest mistake
ever committed by any party for the
Democrats to nominate any other
person. Cleveland was, when first
nominated, much stronger than his
party. Now he is decidedly stronger
than he was then. He is by long odds
the strongest man in either party,
and will sweep the country next year.
l am Mugwump, and am speaking
after the manner of Mugwumps. |
supported him with enthusiasm when
he was nominated, and did what l
could to secure his election. 1t was
an experiment then. We believed
Cleveland to be the man, and we
we're willing to give him trial. For
the time being We were willing to sac
rifce our party predictions. We felt
that Cleveland would give the entire
country a safe and peaceable admin
istration. Our confidence was not
misplaced. He more.than fulfilled our
expectations. He has made one of
the best Presidents this country has
ever had"
"Supposing that Cleveland should
be again nominated, do you believe
the Mugwump element that helped
to elect him the last time would
support him AGAIN."
"Why not? Yes, of course the
Mugwumps would vote for him.
There is a much stronger reason to
support him now than there was
then. When the Mugwumps voted
for him three years ago Cleveland
was an experiment; now he is
proved success. Besides the thou
sands of business men in the North,
who were afraid to trust the Demo
Gratis with power, have been won
over by the conservative, safe and
successful administration. All fears |
about the Democratic party revolu-
tionizing the financial affairs and |
overturning the established institu-
tions and wrecking the government, |
have happily been dissipated. The |
solid business men will support |
Cleveland because he has demon
strated his ability to serve the whole |
country. My own opinion is that !
Cleveland will be nominated, and |
that he will be triumphantly elected. |
One thing is certain, | will DO all | |
eau for him. | will support him
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BOOTBlACK MCCARTHY.

New York Eceniag Sun; John
O'Leary Mccarthy has been black
ing shoes in Vesey street, near the
Astor House, for twenty-eight years.
He is probably the oldest bootblack
in the city, and although his hair is
snow white and his face weather
stained and wrinkled, he is as active
as ever in handling brush. John
says he is going to retire pretty SOON.
Olive got pretty bit o. money in
the bank, an there's no use in me
workin any more"
How much have you in the
bank?"
We'll, tin thousand dollars could
not timpt me to give it to ye, at all,
at all. >"
How would $4,000 strike your"
oh, it's more nor that; but divil
bit will | tell you more"
Did you make much during the
war;" was asked.
Sure an l did. There was a
forth in it then. Many's the tonne
have 0i had a gentleman gimme a
foive dollar bill an think no more
about it than ye would Of a nickel.
Sure, an the hoighest they give now
is tin cints, an they same to think
they're spinding money like the
divil at that. About vance in a
month an ould frind dhrops me
quarter, but foive cints is the chune
for most O. thin. Sure Oil sell out
pretty soon an live on me money"
Mr.. j. O'Leary Mccarthy is firm
Deliver IN the stability of national
banks, and says that they are safer
than real estate to put money into.
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RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
INDORSES THE ACTION OF THE
ENGLISH TORIES,
Which the Parnellites Express Them
selves as Hopeful VIII Be Over
thrOwn-The Catholic Church.

LONDON, April 2.-Lord Ran
dolph Churchill made a speech at
Paddington today, in the course of
which he declared that the action of
the House of Commons last evening
was not only momentous in its i'm
portance and encouraging, but worthy
of Parliament and the nation. He
said that although he intended to
continue his crusade against extrava-
gance in government management he
still remained true and faithful
supporter of the Tory party, aud
maintained the necessity of the
union. He was convinced, he added,
that nobody could devise a home
rule scheme capable of successfully
standing the criticism of Parliament.
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$ H)GL NUMBER TWO,
Ott5e sixteeHth Disirict-Successru
Examination.

All Fools Day found our school
house, (School No. 3. Sixteenth Dis
trict) crowded to overlooking, and |
am sure those who witnessed the ex-
ercises would say that the children
in the school we're not set of fools.
We had the honor of our County Su-
perintendent's presence, who exam
ined the school in the morning and
listened to the speeches, dialogues,
etc, in the evening, winding up in a
talk by him, in which he said this
school ranked among the first in the
county, and those who missed
the morning examination missed a
treat. He said he had visited
Mrs. Van Horns school be-
fore, and that he would have
been disappointed if he had not found
it a good one this time, and he
thought the patrons of the school
out to try to keep her as a teacher.
| think most Of the people indOrse
him. lie paid both teacher and
pupils some high compliments. The
people generally ought to attend the
examinations oftener, and show the
children that they feel an interest in
their progress and the teacher that
her efforts are appreciated. The chill
dren had a grand time at dinner re-
cess April fooling DR.. Henderson.
He seemed to enjoy the joke, too.
There were a good many prizes
awarded, and everything passed off
pleasantly. SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
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BuLH ARIA.
fhe Attempt to Assasstnnte the Pre-
feet a COwardly Ru ssian Intrigue.


feet a COwnrdIy ussian Intrigue.
LONDON. April 2.-The Times pub
fishes dispatch from Sofa, which
says the attempt made at Bucharest
yesterday by three Bulgarian refu-
gees to assassiuate the Project of
Rustehnk. was part of cowardly
Russian intrigue. The Prefeot'D
name is Mantoif. At the time OF
the attack be was walking with man
named scobson, who is dragoman,
attached to the Russian Consulate at
Rustchuck. jacobson had for long
time been engaged in an attempt to
bride Mantotf with large sums of
money. He had induced the Project
to so to Bucharest with him to see
NJ. Hitrovo, the Russian Minister to
Roumania. Suspicious being aroused
that he would not accede to their
wishes and would betray their Sc
orets, they decided to have him re-
moved. The result was the attempt
to assassinate him, which, as yester-
days dispatches stated, resulted in a
severe wound to Mantoff and the ar
rest Of two of the three Bulgarians
who attacked him.
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MEMPHIS DAILY ArrEAL--sUNDAY, APRIL g. 1887.

standing near the coffin made the
startling discovery that the boy was
alive. No sooner was the discovery
made than the widest confusion
reigned. Physicians were sent for
in hot haste. but ere they could ar
rive the boy was sitting bolt upright
in the coffin and was able to move
and speak to those around him.
Later he was again pronounced dead,
and has been buried. Great excite
ment prevails in the vicinity, and
there is a wide spread feeling that he
was buried alive. The body was
still warm when buried.
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ITALY.



Strides Again in no me.
A Roman correspondent of the
Chicago NeUS writes that from the
terrace of my apartments | look over
on the new Canadian Sulpicien Col
lege that is going up rapidly on the
corner Of the Vie Quattro Fontane
and St. Vitale. These last few
months / have watched sorrowfully
the massive walls rising, and have
almost counted every stone and
brick, so great is my regret to see
them shutting out the pretty view /
have enjoyed for many years Of the
French convent of clustered nuns of
st. Denys. The playground of the
pensionnaires, the shady lick ave-
nues where the older scholars and
picturesque nuns in flowing black
robes, floating wells, and white colts
and guimpes walk slowly to and fro
in the hours of recreation and medi-
tation, the golden msndarins and
oranges hanging all winter on
the trees, the charming foun-
tain on the upper terrace, with
a renaissance marble nymph leaning
Narcissus like over the FLASHING
water of the broad fountain basin,
the terraces and flights of old stone
steps leading down into the gay pota-
ger, where useful prOsaic vegetables
are enlivened and made pretty and
fragrant with brilliant marigolds,
spicy carnations and sweet smelling
herbs-a true garden and lick ave-
nues of renaissanceI All these are
now quite shut out by the very solid
walls of the Canadian College, Last
Thursday, in the early afternoon, |
saw from my terrace group OF church
dignitaries assembled in one part of
the inclosure. The brilliant red and
purple on their robes told that they
we're princes Of the church and pre-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
Miss Fortescue at niagara.

Pittsburg Chronicle, At Buffalo
she learned something new about
Niagara Falls. She arrived Wednes-
day afternoon, and was anxious 10
see the cataract. Her manager was
afraid some unforeseen delay might
occur to prevent the lady's return in
time for the evenings performance,
and said:
ut would be quite useless for you
to go today. The Falls are not visi-
bic on Wednesdays"
Indeed And why Rotl"
"They always turn the water off on
Wednesdays"
How extraordinary" responded
Miss Fortescue, and went away quite
satisfied with the explanation.
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Rum Ors OF an Outbre ak.

BUCHAREST, April lit is ru-
mored here that an outbreak has oc-
CURED at Rustchuk, and that the
Bulgarian War Minister has been at
tackled. 1t is also stated that two
regiments have revolted at Kusten-
del, that the officers of both have
been placed under arrest, but that the
men, after fight with the loyal
troops, have fed to the mountains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03

No, 6Ca5, X. DIN tho Ohanosry Court of
shelby c1un y, Tonu.-State of Tennessee,
for use, etc, We. ". A. Collier ttal.
IL ?ppe utng from the aneuded bill which
Il sworn 10 in this caute, that tho defend
OF Missouri and a nor resident Of The State
Of Tennessee;
Il is therefore orlered, That he make
his appearance herein, Il the courth use Of
SHELBY county, IN the city OF Memphis, now
Tnxing d strict OF sholhy county, fean., on
Tho fist M5s3ay 10 hay, 1857, and p'oid,
answer ur d-mur TO comp naut.' bill. or
the same viii be taken for coafe Sod as to
him ana set or c1ttus tx pgrtc; ard that a
COPY t this oder be published once d week +,
(or four successive weeEs, ia the Memphis
Appeal This 18th day Of March, 1887.
"A copy test;
S. /. MCDOWELL, Cork and Master.
BY I. y SaIdWnIl, Deputy .. and NJ.
!. H. " W. Heiskelli Sols, for comp't.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
Chronic Courhs nnd Colds,

And all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. can BE- cured by the use OF
Scot g Emulsion, ~ it contains the
healing virtues of Cod Liv,r Oh and
Hypophcsphites in their full6s. form.
L is beautiful creamy Emulsion, : al
stsble as milk, easily dgeetCc, and
osn be taken by the most delicate.
Please read: Il consider Scots Enui-
sion the remedy par ex q lence in tu-
berculou5 and strumous affections, to
cay nothing Of ordinary colds aod
throat troubles." W. RS. Council,
MD, Manchester, o.
NubncrIhe far tI,0 WAuweal.o
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Opposition to the coercion ELL BE.
coming Intense.

LONDON, April 2.-The text Of
the coercion bill, now that it has
been made public, intensifes the OPP
position to the measure. The Par
nellites express themselves as san
guine that in an appeal to the coun-
try the government will be over
thrown.
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Down RouIh I'm Dixie.

New York Herald; Some of our
Southern neighbors seem to have
boom on the brain. 1t is a fas-
cinating and ecstatic malady. A
stranger saw q number of them
blowing recently on a plain. He
supposed, of course, they were get
ting burrows ready for corn planting.
One Of them, however, explained in
this wise:
Man alive, them amt corn fur
rows over thar. They air streets,
and this here is a city. You air now
on the corner Of Commercial aud
Emporium streets, and not in the
check Of a corn row, as you mought
suppose.
Go on, gentlemen; we know just
how you feel when you are going up
like a rocket, and some of US will be
ready to sympathize with you if you
ever have the i'll fortune to como
down like a stick. Every euterpris-
ing communi must get experience
IN just that way. Sic jt,T ad GStrd.
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DUSTPANFUL OF sCALsS

II. e. Carpenter, Henderson, NY, cured
of Psoriasis or LeprOsy, of twenty years
star ding, by CuuCURA REMEpIRs., The most
wonderful cure on record. dustpanful Of
scales fell from him daily. Physicians and
his friends thought no n ust die.
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Non-Resident Noiice.

NUH-KtSIubnI NOIICes
No. 6462, II. DIN the Chancory Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn.-Mary NJ. Bin, ham
ct al va Hattie M. Bingham OF al.
II appearing rom tho bill which Ia sworn
TO in this cAuso that tho defendants, Hattie
M. Binghlm and Mary NJ. bingham, arc
residents of the State Of Georgia and non-
residentg OF the Stnte OF Tennessee;
II is Therefore ordered, That they mako
their appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby cOun y, In Tho city Of Memphis. now
Taxing District of Shelby county, Tenn, on
the fret Monday in May, 1887, and pleAd,
the same will be tahou for confessed as to
them and set for hearing OK psrto; and that
COPY Of this Cr'er be Published once a
week, for four successive weeks, In tho Mem
phis Appeal. This 18th day Of March, 1887.
A cory attest;
$. !. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By Il. u. Caldwell, Deputy o. and M.
VaylOr q Carroll, Soils for commit
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ScaIy,;Itehy Skin
And All Itching and scaly Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
BY Cutlcura.

PSoRIASIS, Ecsema,- letter, Ringworm,
1 Lioken, Pruritus, ScAld Head, Milk
Cruet, Dandrun. BARRIERS, Bakers, Gro
ceis and Wsshorwomsn's Itch, and every
Humors Of the Skin and Scalp, with Loss Of
Hair, are positively cured By CUTIouHA, tho
great hkin Cure, and CuTICURA sOAP, an en-
quisite Shin Beautifer, externally, ard
turIcuRA REsOLvisr, the new Blood Puri
ner, internally, ,when Physicians and all
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03

WOMEN with pale, colorless faces,
who feel weak aud discouraged, will
receive both mental and bodily vigor
by usirS CArter's Iron Pills, which are
made for the blood, nerveB and COM
nleyion
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IRELAND.
An Omcer Refuses to Arrest Father
Ryan.

Ryan.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Constable Dor
ley, who threw down his arms and
refused to obey orders and take part
in the arrest of Father Ryan, of the
HerbertstOwn branch of the National
League, has been dismissed from the
force. The government has decided
not to prosecute him
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PSORIASIS. ON soA,Y sKIN

l, John j. Case, DDS. having pra cticed
dentistry In this county for thirty ave years
Abou's, with view 20 help any who are
afflicted as have &c for the past iN elye
years, testify that tho CUrIcURG REMRDIEs
cured me Of Psoriasis. or Scaly Skin, in
eisht days, after the doctors with whom |
had consulted gave me no help or en- couraRe-
mont. JOHN J. CASE, ID D.S.
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srREssINa ERUPTION.

Your CvrIcURA kKhEDIIs performed a
wonderful cure last summer on one OF our
customers, an old gentleman Of 20 years Of
age, who suffered with q fearfully distressing
eruption on his head aud face. and who had
tried all remedies and doctors TO no purpose.
j. Y. SMITH Il &C., T Xarkana, Ark,
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N HEELS GOOp.

,1vrO a m FEELS GOOD.
HS61&W Those worn out with Pains,
NMN Aches aud Weaknesses find re-
L HlA lief tn one fnute in the Cu
r. Nlhtteurs AHti- Pain Plaster.
&%UETcAIl druggists. c5 cents
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ECZCMA RAnIOALLY CURED.

+, the radical cure ofan obstinate Gaze OF
Kczoma of long Standing | give entire
credit to the uTICuRA RHMEDlES.
E.lp. hlCIARDSvN,N New Haven, Conn,
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Sold by all druggists Price, CuTICUsA, 80
cents; REsoLvRET, Sl,0O; Soar, % GEMS. POr-
rgR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co Boston.
Send for "HOw 40 Cute Slain Diseases. !"
REAITTIFY tho Complexion and Skin
DhLAO by naina tho NuTIrnRA SnAP.
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Webb Manufacturing Company,
PRoPRIEToRs,
%, los 8 iO7 Broad ST., Nashville, Tenn
Nnn.Residnnt NAiicp.

NoEnA MONTH, As,Ptis wanted. 90 hes, '.Il.
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II You Want a Good Article
OF pug tobacco, ssL your dealer for
Old Rip."
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Household Helps.

Cistern water may be purified by
charcoal put in bag and hung in
the water.
The oftener carpets are shaken
the longer they wear the dust cuts
the fiber of woven goods.
To prevent drain pipes from stop
ping up pour hot solution of pot
ash into the pipes every month or
Two.
To remove glossy appearance from
coat collars and elbows, rub with a
cloth dipped in warm water.
When whitewashing your cellar
add an ounce of carbolic acid to
each gallon of the wash before APP
plying.
The most effectual remedy for
shiny and greasy drain pipes is cop
peras dissolved and left to work
gradually through the pipes.
According to recent English ex-
periments it is found that growth
ofivy over house renders the in
terror entirely tree from moisture.
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Enr The Farmers BENEFIT.

The onion is one Of the Oldest
vegetables IN this history Of garden
inc. having been a favorite potherb
with tile aocieni Egyptians.
A Frost damaged the vegetable
crop Of The South Carolina coast
belt. March, goth, to the extent OF
perhaps 100000. The mercury fell
to freezins point in some places.
An American has taken acontracC
10 introduce popcorn to rhc English
people NJ the forthcoming American
E-po- t;-a 81 Loadon,an has 5000
Bushels ready to ship ovee.
We I, jest now in moce critical
stage CON competition in growing
grabs. tbta we have ever been be.
fore or rLeig 10 be again; eithe'
the india wheat growers will I'M
pove 81 heir la1d, or they viii I'M
prove thcit farming and Increase
thei,. expenses.
Tue ". Il. Farmer thinks that even
on tie a@,cr 'abbed.soil Of New
Enela ID i "a .ncl who gets money at
a fai rae OF interest, ueed not wor,y
about + splll debt so long as his
busiress IS paying The interest and
giving hin good living, and the
farm IS coosta ltly improving. "a
TIE I.sw o. 'credtcv oDerates ia
che vegetable rs well as the animal
world. Seed g own on a poor soil
or W N bat, cultivation, will 5ave a
feeble y;taIity that will manifest T.
selfi1 lis 9ermination and early
growoii 'boa3i il may have The adj
vanaa g OF fe;i;te soil aud good
cultivation.
Tae zperieace Of the last few
yeas p23 hos 4 that the only way
so success s'oav meet the strong com
petit on to wdicl farmers are expo sed
IS b. Increasing tue pfoductiveness
OF thei land. The time IS pc sed
wlel even With improved machinery
we csa run over large areas Sof poor
land, ,elyine on the cheapness of
cultivation To Offset the smalluess of
Hhe ~ oGuct.
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Delicate Children, Nursing

MoLhels, Oyerworked Men, and for
all diseases wlere the tissues are vast
ing away from the inability to digest
ordinary food, or from overworked of
the brain or body, all such should take
SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hvpophosphites. II used the
Emulsion on lady who was delicate,
and threatened with Bronchitis. 1t
put her 10 such good health and good
desh that | must say it is the best
Emulsion | ever used. III. p. Wad-
dell, NJ D., Hugh's Mills, S. g. Il
have used Scott's Emulsion, and must
say it is the best preparation of the
kind | have ever used, and | have
found it the very thing for children
that have marasmus. DIR. j. E. lay
TON, Brewer z. o.. Mo.
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Zrry breathing fumes of turpentine
o. carbolic acid to relieve .whooping
sOugh.
Try silk handkerchief over the
face when obliged to go out against
the cold, piercing wind.
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FREE TRADE.

The reduction of internal. reyenue and
the taking Of revenue stamps from Pr0
Drietary Medicines, no doubt has largely
benefited the consumers, as well as reliey-
i'm the burden of home manufacturers.
Especially in this the case with Green
A e1ust FIo1Cer and BOSchee's German
.ygFup, as the reduction of thirty-six cents
per dozen, has been added to increase the
size of the bottles containing these rome
dies thereby giving one-iifth more medi-
cine in the - cent size, The august
FyoWer for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
and the GeTmdn Syrup for Cough and
Lung troubles, have perhaps, the largest
sale OF any medicine in the world The
advantage Of increased size of the bottles
will be greatly appreciated by the sick and
afflicted, in every town and village in civil
lizod countries. sample bottles for 10 cts,
remain the same size. co WY
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CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been re-
srseA to health by simple means, after
l,.a ing for several years with severe
lulg affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it, he will
cheerfully send free of charge) a copy
of the prescription used, which they
Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
ali throat and lung Maladies. He
as It is invaluable. Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost them moth
ing. and may prove a blessing, will
please address, REV. EDWARD A. WILL
SON, Williamsburg, Kings County.
New York.
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GEO. b. WRESTLING,
Nch- 26 'S7 superintendent.